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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
6
The dispatch discusses potential candidacies for the U S Senate and Governor with names like Brur der and Morgan mentioned. It notes Leuck as a senator candidate and hints at party strategy and organizational efforts in Wisconsin to build a progressive coalition.
A garbled ad promises a simple home remedy to rid skin of blackheads using oil, powder, and water. It touts dissolving blockages to clear pores, claims quick results, and urges readers to try the “Bunwe Method” despite unclear sources or instructions.
A distorted OCR narrative describes Wisconsin state government reorganizations, noting more boards and departments than before. It mentions the Wisconsin Memorial Hospital commission and various agencies, with unclear references to personnel, voting, and procedural changes across departments and committees.
Chicago report describes Tien Leibermen and three others connected to a jewelry heist on Christmas Eve. Leibermen fled from jail amid a bank robbery case and was freed on bonds, with authorities noting continued investigations into the broader robbery plot.
Local meeting in La Crosse approved a November Armistice Day demonstration plan. Wells elected executive chairman to appoint a tenmember committee from unions and organizations to coordinate the event with labor groups backing a large parade and allied groups across the city. endorsements from labor and veterans organizations supported the effort.
Obituaries and notices list several local figures: Dr Roy Brindley of Wisconsin dies after hospital care, survived by widow Emma Dowling Brindley. Elizabeth Coppinger Condon dies in Minneapolis after illness with burial set. Gilbert Johnson dies at niece’s home in Dresbach with funeral and Oak Grove cemetery interment. card of thanks expresses gratitude for aid after a death. Names, places, and burial details are provided.
Two La Crosse men and a Holland town resident were arrested by wardens after a nighttime shooting. The three men were arraigned the following morning by Wennre County Judge.
Mrs. Ben Ott longtime La Crosse resident died Wednesday after a brief illness at her home 220 Fourth Street. Funeral is Friday at 2 pm from the residence with Rev Tonry Andreas officiating. Interment Oak Grove cemetery. She leaves sons John George Will Fred and Gustav Oak and daughters Mrs Lons A Oyen Mrs Arnold Teemier and others. She was born in Reinertsver September 24 1886 and married to Mr Ott in Milwaukee February 14 19__.
John C. Karel former Wisconsin governor told Civic association that seventy percent of boys brought before him in Milwaukee county court were victims of parental neglect. He urged a city wide system to supervise boys, noting probation can damage a youth’s future if not handled carefully.
City officials outline proposed winter work program with 600 tons of material to deliver and widen roads. Public buildings including schools and libraries to be cleaned while a free employment bureau directs workers to farms, bricklayers, and district jobs.—Spreading jobs through the West Side and North Side areas, with the labor shortage in bricklaying and calls for wider publicity.
Murray asks city officers and local organizations to fund and support a free employment bureau committee. Alderson Collins outlines city aid goals while a meeting schedules an upcoming session in the common council chamber to discuss a $1,000 appropriation and public participation.
Unclear text describes a figure named Booth who claimed high rank in the Salvation Army and faced doubts about his title. Rumors imply he may face consequences upon his return, with mentions of tar and feathers in a sensational tone. The fragment hints at controversy surrounding his authority and credibility.
Applications for marriage licenses filed with the county clerk Edward John Georges and Eileen Farrell, La Crosse, Wisconsin. Also listed are Joseph F. Budke Fort Madison and Theresa B. Besl La Crosse as applicants.
The Holmen town board schedules a special meeting to reconsider spring appropriations. Following Supervisor Val Keppel’s recommendation, the board aims to lower the tax levy and cut expenses. A resolution supports the move and other town boards may meet soon to similar effect. Taxpayers’ concerns prompted the action.
Madison Wisconsin John A Dogskin Johnson could receive up to 5000 dollars from the state if proven innocent of the murder of seven year old Annie Lemberger after serving 16 years of a life sentence in prison. The law provides compensation for those wrongfully imprisoned up to 5000 dollars per year with a cap of 5000 dollars total. If Martin Lemberger is convicted on the murder warrant, Johnson may be eligible for pardon and state compensation.
An old advertisement claims Gets-It removes all corns and calluses in seconds with two or three drops. Sold by E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago. Available at druggists with a money back guarantee.
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